Anonymous ID: 01e10f Sept. 10, 2021, 3:05 a.m. No.14551880   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1885

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(Please read from the start)

 

There are many mutations = different forms of the Evil Lady, including in the Greek and Roman times. There are as many mutations as there are City-States in the Middle East because when her cult reached them one by one, it took on local = native aspects of the City-States, which results in hundreds of mutated forms of her. I will leave it to anons to go there if they are interested in this subject. You will find MANY mutated forms of the Evil Lady: most are females and there is a small number where she is a male like what we saw with Attar (starting page 1 230 – whom I think is an Antelope warrior, not the Evil Lady in person). I would like to get a bit of attention to Anat and her connection to Yahweh: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anat

 

But first, remember anons the word Baal means Lord/king, it is NOT a NAME and don’t forget that the Evil One was a Sebetti king, so he was also called Baal in the Phoenician language, just like the King of kings was called Baal. It’s a bit confusing to the inexperienced = greenhorn researcher, but I got used to it and I’ve managed to identify 4 different categories of Baals = Lords/Kings in Phoenicia. I will be talking about this later on. For now, read carefully about Anant, be careful of the mutations, I hope you will be able to see through them; this is not easy and it’s very complicated and mixed, be careful when working.

 

“In Israel

 

The goddess name ‘Anat is preserved in the city names Beth-Anath and Anathoth. Anathoth seems to be a plural form of the name, perhaps a shortening of bêt ‘anātôt 'House of the ‘Anats', either a reference to many shrines of the goddess or a plural of intensification

 

The ancient hero Shamgar, son of ‘Anat, is mentioned in Judges 3.31 and 5:6, which raises the idea that this judge or hero may have been understood as a demi-god, a mortal son of the goddess. But John Day (2000) notes that a number of Canaanites known from non-Biblical sources bore that title and theorizes that it was a military designation indicating a warrior under ‘Anat's protection. Asenath, "holy to Anath", was the wife of the Hebrew patriarch Joseph.”

 

>> Not so much about worshiping ONE god, right? It’s all bogus.

 

“In Elephantine (modern Aswan) in Egypt, the 5th century BCE Elephantine papyri make mention of a goddess called Anat-Yahu (Anat-Yahweh) worshiped in the temple to Yahweh originally built by Jewish refugees from the Babylonian conquest of Judah. These suggest that "even in exile and beyond the worship of a female deity endured." The texts were written by a group of Jews living at Elephantine near the Nubian border, whose religion has been described as "nearly identical to Iron Age II Judahite religion". The papyri describe the Jews as worshiping Anat-Yahu (or AnatYahu). Anat-Yahu is described as either the wife or paredra (sacred consort) of Yahweh or as a hypostatized aspect of Yahweh.”

 

>> Am I the only one smiling from ear to ear here? ^^ Anat is a mutated form of the Evil Lady. Yahweh is the Evil One. They were worshiped by the Jews near Nubian border as a couple = Husband and Wife in the 5th century BC ^^ . Do you understand why (((they))) went into such pain to edit the Old Testament? This parchment “slipped” through (((their))) fingers. How many little juicy treasures like this you think has slipped past (((them)))? See how well doctored the Old Testament is to hide the truth? It’s edited with loads of sugar coating specially put there for the Sheep. The Jews worldwide know exactly whom Yahweh is and they know exactly whom Inanna/Anat is. If Anat is the name of a pagan goddess, why modern day Israel didn’t change the name of those 2 towns and kept them with a pagan name? See what I mean?

 

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Anonymous ID: 01e10f Sept. 10, 2021, 3:08 a.m. No.14551885   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7916

>>14551880

 

(Please read from the start)

 

“In contemporary Israel, "Anat" is a common female first name - see Anat (disambiguation). Philologist Anat Bechar, who herself bears the name, wrote: "The Biblical Shamgar was a rather minor and obscure character, and of his mother Anat we know nothing but her name. We do know that it was the name of a goddess in a Semitic pantheon to which the author(s) of the Bible were strongly and vehemently opposed, though it seems some of our ancestors did at some times worship her. None of which explains the popularity of the name in present-day Israel. To my mind, the reason is likely to be found in the completely accidental similarity of "Anat" with the European name "Annette", which appealed to Zionist pioneers coming from Europe and steeped in European culture. However, this hypothesis needs a thorough research in the Hebrew records from the early 20th Century, to verify or disprove”.”

 

>> LoL! I’m enjoying this, how about you dear reader? See what I mean? The most popular name in nowadays Israel is the name of a sex and war hungry pagan deity. Amazing! Truly amazing! And she was worshiped by “some” ancestors, but it’s unverified. Chuckles! This is in Judaism anons. Dig and you will find plenty, including connections with Lilith. The rabbit holes are like a maze and they all connect. If your starting point for the research is the Bible, mostly the Old Testament, then you will reach a dead end. But…if you start researching about the Evil Couple….oh boy! Oh boy! You will find plenty. But of course there are plenty of mutations and misinterpretations, so be careful and work slowly and methodically. Oh and shh! Keep it quiet, (((they))) don’t want the Sheep to find out the truth about (((their))) false god. I bet the “vehement opposition” to the cult of Anat in the Bible is “planted” in there when (((they))) edited it, just to make is sound plausible for the Sheep = you know…. A bit of sugar coating to make it nice and pretty.

 

“[…]

 

Possible late transfigurations

 

The goddess ‘Atah worshipped at Palmyra may possibly be in origin identical with ‘Anat. ‘Atah was combined with ‘Ashtart under the name Atar into the goddess ‘Atar‘atah known to the Hellenes as Atargatis. If this origin for ‘Atah is correct, then Atargatis is effectively a combining of ‘Ashtart and ‘Anat.

 

It has also been proposed that (Indo-)Iranian Anahita meaning 'immaculate' in Avestan (a 'not' + ahit 'unclean') is a variant of ‘Anat. It is however unlikely given that the Indo-Iranian roots of the term are related to the Semitic ones and although—through conflation—Aredvi Sura Anahita (so the full name) inherited much from Ishtar-Inanna, the two are considered historically distinct.

 

In the Zohar, ‘Anat is numbered among the holiest of angelic powers under the name of Anathiel.

 

In Sefer Yetzirah, Rabbi Kaplan mentions that this angel is the ruling malach (angel) over Venus.”

 

>> No need for me to comment, it’s very clear.

 

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